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Right-wing politician Abelardo De La Espriella takes office after narrowly winning June’s presidential runoff.
One Spokane resident tells the BBC she realised the immense danger when she heard the fire had jumped over the river.
The new president, who replaces leftist Gustavo Petro, continues the rightward political shift in Latin America.
For decades, an Indian man's lime shoes have been a grim trail marker for many climbing the world's highest peak.
War in Sudan has left over 8 million children out of school, and nearly three-quarters of schools have been affected.
Puerto Rico is beginning 48-hour water rationing for more than 180,000 households as severe drought depletes reservoirs.
Legislation implements aggressive economic sanctions, including 100 percent tariff on Russian oil and gas importers.
Ukrainian emergency workers warn of growing Russian attacks on hospitals and ambulances.
Iran, Oman agree on framework regarding Hormuz, with final approval still pending from Tehran.
US president has clashed with Federal Reserve members over his bid to rapidly slash interest rates despite inflation.
International court's oversight body warns exits threaten global justice, as US intensifies campaign against tribunal.
How we tracked down "The Spider" who was once one of the most-feared men in Syria.
The Mecca Joint Defence Pact brings together countries that sit between Iran and Israel, but will it be effective?
Since January, Palestinians have reported more than 11,000 Israeli attacks in the occupied West Bank, officials say.
Some officials warn that a more hard-line leader could emerge if the Trump administration moves forward with its plans.
James Talarico leads Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, signalling a potential shift in the Republican stronghold.
In a wide-ranging BBC interview, the former president's son denies any interest in running for office and says his father's cancer has spread.
The head of the football governing body has faced multiple calls to quit after his aborted attempt to sell private stakes in the World Cup.
Eight people were killed when a 14-year-old opened fire at his home and school before shooting himself dead.
The task force will allow the spy agency to quickly direct more financial, human and technical resources at the island, with the goal of creating fissures among the Cuban political elite.